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The eclipsing zone problem in the chirp radar

Bojan M. Zrnic, Aleksa J. Zejak, I.S. Simić

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Abstract

Eclipse effect analysis is performed for the chirp radar using the chirp signal ambiguity function. A new approach to sidelobe suppression for the radar compression filter response is proposed, which enables better detection and tracking of the targets within the eclipsing zone.

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Eclipse effect analysis is performed for the chirp radar using the chirp signal ambiguity function. A new approach to sidelobe suppression for the radar compression filter response is proposed, which enables better detection and tracking of the targets within the eclipsing zone.

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Eclipse effect analysis is performed for the chirp radar using the chirp signal ambiguity function. A new approach to sidelobe suppression for the radar compression filter response is proposed, which enables better detection and tracking of the targets within the eclipsing zone.

Key concepts: Chirp, Radar, Computer science, Geology, Remote sensing, Geodesy, Physics, Telecommunications

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